A cornice is the finished edge of the roof where it meets the exterior wall, of varying sizes, sometime plain, but often decorative and marked by brackets, dentils, medalions or some other decorative feature.

The tiniest unit within a digital image or graphic, visible and represented on digital display devices.

Hues like reds, oranges, and yellows known for their energizing effect, contrasting with cool colors.

Large and conspicuous type intended to capture the viewer’s attention, commonly found in movie titles, newspaper headlines, and article titles.

In architecture, a core is a vertical void in a building that can serve a few different purposes. A circulation core is the vertical grouping of an elevator, stair, or pair of the two. A core can also refer to a service core that is vertically continuous throughout the building. If you look at a series of floor plans of a building, you may be able to spot the core by finding the continuous program at the same spot on each floor—for example, the size and location of the stairs should generally stay the same for many levels.